Interior Minister Çiftçi Makes Statement on Fund Victims and School Safety

Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi stated that the losses of citizens victimized in the fund investigation will be covered by resources obtained from individuals who gained unjust profits, without using the state budget, and announced that the relevant legislative proposal will come to Parliament next week.

Legislative Proposal Coming to Parliament

Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi, participating in a television broadcast in Konya, stated that work on legal regulations to resolve the losses of fund investigation victims is ongoing.

Minister Çiftçi conveyed that the legislative proposal on the subject will be submitted to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey next week and that grievances will be resolved through this means.

No Payments from the Budget

Emphasizing that the state budget will definitely not be used for payments to be made to victims, Minister Çiftçi shared details regarding the financing source of the practice.

Çiftçi stated that funds obtained from individuals who secured unjust gains will be used for the payments of fund victims and that a fund board has been established for this purpose.

Compassion Shield Era in Schools

Stating that a new project will be implemented to increase security in educational institutions, Minister Çiftçi shared the details of the Compassion Shield application.

With this project, it is aimed for families to notice potential changes in children's behaviors early and to take precautions against risks.

Terror-Free Turkey Process

Touching upon the Terror-Free Turkey process in his statements, Çiftçi indicated that the process started with the call of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and transformed into a state project.

Recalling that no news of martyrs has been received for the last two years, Minister Çiftçi noted that all relevant institutions are taking precautions in coordination to protect this success.